Tom: F# Chords used: Gb Ab Ebm Db B E|---2-----4-----6---|---4-----2---| B|---2-----4-----7---|---6-----4---| G|---3-----5-----8---|---6-----4---| D|---4-----6-----8---|---6-----4---| A|---4-----6-----6---|---4-----2---| E|---2-----4---------|-------------| *Please check below the tab for an alternative tuning approach* [Intro} (0:00-0:21) Gb Ab Ebm Ebm Gb Ab Ebm Ebm [Verse 1] (0:21-0:43) Gb Little birdie making car alarm sounds Ab In the tree next to your house Ebm Little baby know to smile for the picture Ebm Then go back to drawing that flower Gb And a smokey chimney too Ab And an arrow pointing at their room Ebm And the stars above Ebm Was that a satellite you drew, my love? [Chorus] (0:43-1:16) Db Ab It's a signal in the noise B Gb It's a bell in a mine Db Ab It's a black dog in a junkyard B Gb Gonna chase you down in time Gb Ab Chase you down in time Ebm Ebm [Verse 2] (1:16-1:37) Gb Ab Can you catch up to the cars on the highway? Run them down Ebm Ebm Can you throw yourself off of an airplane? Breath ripped out Gb Ab While you showboat. While you slow float. While the Earth gets large and loud Ebm Are you breathing now? Ebm 0 Here's the ground [Verse 3] (1:38-1:59) Gb Don't you want to catch you Ab Don't you want to catch you Ebm Make you feel your pulse Ebm Make your feet fly Gb Don't you want to catch you Ab Don't you want to catch you Ebm Drag you down in the dirt Ebm Make you feel alive [Chorus] (1:59-2:21) Db Ab It's a signal in the noise B Gb It's a bell in a mine Db Ab It's a black dog in a junkyard B Gb Gonna chase you down in time [Bridge] (2:21-2:43) Gb Ab Ebm Ebm Gb Ab Ebm Ebm [Chorus] (2:43-3:29) Db Ab It's a signal in the noise B Gb It's a bell in a mine Db Ab It's a black dog in a junkyard B Gb Gonna chase you down in time Db Ab It's a signal in the noise B Gb It's a bell in a mine Db Ab It's a black dog in a junkyard B Gb Gonna chase you down in time ************************************ Hi all, For the sake of making this song no hassle to play, I’ve tabbed it out in standard tuning (as seen above). If you really wanted to add a little more flair, you could tune down to Eb standard which would allow you to play the Eb chord at two different octaves shown here: [Verse] Gb Ab Ebm Ebm E|---3-----5-----7-----0---| B|---3-----5-----8-----0---| G|---4-----6-----9-----0---| D|---5-----7-----9-----2---| A|---5-----7-----7-----2---| E|---3-----5-----------0---| This would also open up the chorus to be played with simple open chords as seen here: [Chorus] Db Ab B Gb E|---2-----0-----0-----3---| B|---3-----2-----1-----0---| G|---2-----2-----0-----0---| D|---0-----2-----2-----0---| A|---------0-----3-----2---| E|---------------------3---|